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Find a Game in 11 Questions or Less

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What is the best part of playing games? *Shared experiences with the other playersGetting better and better at the gamesPurely the fun of playing in the momentBringing as many people together as possible

Who do you like to play games with? *The people closest to meStrong board game playersOnly the fun peopleEveryone

What kind of games do you like to play? *Games that get people to talk to each other and relaxComplex challenging games with lots of moving partsFast-paced and simple party gamesAnything I think someone I know would love

What dynamic between players makes the game most enjoyable? *Conversation flows between players, as much about their lives as the gameCompetitive strategies, each player trying to outdo or thwart the othersEveryone’s trying to speak over the others or laughing too hardEveryone discusses strategy together, helping the newest players rise to the occasion

The game just finished. What’s the topic of discussion? *When are we going to do this again?What moves might have helped players do better in the gameRecapping the best moments of the gameDid this game fit the group? Is there a better option?

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Which option sounds more fun? *Planning and hosting a game night. You love helping others find friends to play with and sneaking into a game whenever you can.Getting into the games so you can spend time with the people you love. Snacks and themes are great, but only if it doesn’t keep you from playing.

What would you consider a successful game night? *Perfectly curated game selections helped everyone have fun, none of the snacks attacked any games, and you were able to catch up with several people when you had a moment to sit down and join a game.You had a blast playing games and made a meaningful connection with at least one other player.

Which gaming group sounds like more fun? *A rotating group of friends, as many as would like to be there who are able to make new connections by meeting your friends.Your core group that returns again and again, always catching up with each other as you play together.

Which option sounds more fun?Playing a game over and over using different strategies, trying to push your score higher and higher.Discovering one strategy that will win you the game every time.

What is your final goal for every game?To get something out of the game, whether it’s more points than a previous game or a new strategy.To win in whatever way I can.

Which gaming group sounds like more fun?A consistent group of players who vary in gaming experience, but always play to be a little better than the last game.A consistent group of players at the same level so that the winner is the player who plays the best game.

Which option sounds more fun?The game is hilarious and everyone is into it, overdramatizing and yelling to be heard. The noise level might as well measure fun because the more you play the louder it gets.The game is simple to play, but with enough variation to keep players coming back. The groups can be large or small, new players or old players, but the simplicity grounds everyone.

Which gaming group sounds like more fun?The largest group possible who are willing to fully commit, whether the game calls for silliness, competition, or a full-volume shoutout.The group may be large or small, loud or quiet, but they all agree on one thing: the games need to be easy to jump into and not too complex.

Which type of game will you play on repeat?Any game that offers next-level chaos and energy is a winner.The rules are simple, but the underlying strategy or slight variations keep players coming back.

Which option sounds more fun?Find just the right game that all your friends love and play it over and over.Introduce new friends to some of your favorite games until they love them as much as you do.

When you’re shopping for games, do you think of specific people?Yes, I love finding gems that are perfect for my group of players.No, I love to find games that work well for a wide range of players.

What level of complexity do you prefer in rules and game mechanics?It doesn’t matter as long as it’s enjoyable.A little less complex so that it’s easier to explain to new players.

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